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Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2005
1 online resource (xii, 338 p.)
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ISBN 0521613167 (pbk.)
ISBN 0521848814 (hbk.)
ISBN 9780521613163 (pbk.)
ISBN 9780521848817 (hbk.)
Includes bibliographical references (p. 307-333) and index
Introduction : Semisovereignty challenged / Simon Green and William E. Paterson -- Institutional transfer : can semisovereignty be transferred? The political economy of Eastern Germany / Wade Jacoby -- Political parties / Thomas Saalfeld -- Federalism : the new territorialism / Charlie Jeffery -- Shock-absorbers under stress : parapublic institutions and the double challenges of German unification and European integration / Andreas Busch -- Economic policy management : catastrophic equilibrium, tipping points and crisis intervention / Kenneth Dyson -- Industrial relations : from state weakness as strength to state weakness as weakness : welfare corporatism and the private use of the public interest / Wolfgang Streeck -- Social policy : crisis and transformation / Roland Czada -- Immigration and integration policy : between incrementalism and non-decisions / Simon Green -- Environmental policy : the law of dimishing returns? / Charles Lees -- Administrative reform : is public bureaucracy still an obstacle? / Klaus H. Goetz -- European policy-making : between associated sovereignty and semisovereignty / William E. Paterson -- Conclusion : Semisovereignty in united Germany / Peter J. Katzenstein.
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2015. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries
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(OCoLC)61391074

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